16
EMPIRE
Isabell. Lowe and Her Players Present
“THE CABIN BOY”
By William Laudner.
With Isabelle Lowe as “Margie Chester”
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rrlCeb N iGHTS 10c, 25C, 35C, and 50c
VAUDBVIIJ.B.
R The American Singing Four
AND
J 4 Other Acts 4
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H NIGHT PBBCES: L»w«r Fleer <»«•>
4 20c: Balcony, 10e
THE PALACE
Change of program every day thia
week. Don’t fail to see Miss Dol
lie Fairchilds, the wonderful baby
impersonator and singer.
Baseball
T oday
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Detroit Tigers
■ vs.
S. A. Bronchos
GAME CALLED AT 4 O’CLOCK
Tickets on sale at Morris Block &
Co, 319 Alamo Plaza.
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JEWELRY EMPORIUM
! FOR ANYTHING IN THAT LINK
Cor. Casino and W. Commerce St-
Neer th. Bridge.
CHLOROLI Kk Y
for disinfecting and I I
spring cleaning. En- I Iftl
dorsed by state healu 1
board. >1.50 per gal- ,
lon.
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519 East Houston St.
Fruit of All Kinds
Wholesale and Retail.
FRANK TALERICO
Established 1888.
101 Military Plaza.
Old Phone 78. New Phone 1868.
NINETY-FIVE HEADACHES
in every 100 are caused from EYE STRAIN.
My nerve CONTROL method 'of fitting
glasses removes the cause of EYE STRAIN.
Examination fre*.
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3rd Floor Hicks Building.
Fischer's Drug Store
GIBBS BUILDING.
Best drugstore service In the city.
Headquarters San Antonio Graduate
Nurses’ Association. Calls taken for phy
sicians or nurses any hour, dav or night
We have six quick dellven- messengers
Ooen all night Both nhones 22*.
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Optician Third Floor Conroy Building.
I Aug.Limburgef
I Will save you 25 t<
50 per cent on eacl
gallon of whiskey
wine or box oi cigati
you’ buy from him
Both phone.
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WEDNESDAY,
■SURELY MAKES
; DYSPEPSIA GO
. Heartburn, Indigestion, Gas
and All Stomach Misery
C i Goes In Five Minutes,
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Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take J
a little Dinpepsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid, though!
as harmless and pleasant as candy, will)
digest and prepare for assimilation into I
the blood all the food you can eat.
Eat what your stomach craves, with |
out the slightest fear or Indigestion or
that you will be bothered with sour ris !
r ings. Belching. Gas on Stomach. Heart )
burn. Headaches from stoniaeh. Nausea.!
Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling)
like you had swallowed a lump of lead.|
or other disagreeable miseries. Should
you be suffering now from any stomach
j disorder you can get relief within five
' minutes.
If you will get from your pharmacist
la 50-eent case of Pape’s Diapepsin you
. I could always go to the table with a
' hearty appetite, and your meals would
taste good, because you would know
I there would be no Indigestion or Sleep
less nights or Headache or Stomach
misery all the next day: and, besides,
you would not need laxatives or liver
j pills to keep your stomach and bowels
I clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsiu can be obtained,
I from your druggist, and contains more
■ than sufficient to thoroughly cure the
I ' worst case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia.
There is nothing better for Gas on the
' Stomach or sour odors from the stomach
I or to cure a Stomach Headache.
You couldn’t keep a handier or more'
useful article in the house.
COMPLETING PLANS TO
ENTERTAIN DAUGHTERS
Convention of Daughters of the
Republic Will Be Held Here
During Carnival Week,
At the called meeting of the Daugh- i
ters of the Republic, which is to be held
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. . (
O. M. Farnsworth, plans will be com 1
1 pleted for the entertainment of the con- ।
! veution of the Daughters of the Re
public which is to be held in San An
tonio, April 19. 20, 21.
The following committees on arrange
ments have already been announced: I
Hall Committee —Mrs. J. M. Kincaid. !
Mrs. J. E. Webb and Mrs. Hhmpton
I Beek.
Program Committee—Mrs. < has. P.
Smith, Mrs. J. C. Meredith and Mrs.
I Violet Bowles.
Memorial Program—Miss Nellie Pas
| chai, Mrs. Luck Thornton Mrs. Sam C.
I Bell. Mrs. W. B. Rote and Mrs. H. M.
I Newton.
Printing Committee—Mrs. Susan Car
nal. Mrs. Emma Thulemever. Mrs.
| Small.
Refreshment Committee—Mrs. Mar
guerite Smith. Mrs. W. B. Kroeger, Mrs. I
Susan Carnal and Mrs. H. D. El- 1
• liott.
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INGROWN NAILS AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE FEET SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED.
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, Cor. Houston M Soledad Sts.
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confection for the regu
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JhF ORIGINAL REES
wxt to EnlUvan's Balk.
Ne* Fhole 72* Old Plsie IJSJtr.
DOCTORS CLOSE
THEIR MEETING
HERE JOYOUSLY
Christen New Roof Garden
With Program of Impromptu
Talks and Vaudeville.
IMPORTANT PAPERS READ
Closing Session of Conference
Followed By Smoker and
Good Fellowship Time,
i The smoker and entertainment given
by the Fifth District Medical associa
tion last night on the roof garden of
the St. Anthony Annex was a fitting
close of the semianrual session held
in this city yesterday. The occasion
was also memorable in that it opened
to the public the roof garden.
More than two hundred physicians
from all sections of the country and
some from Mexico, and many of them
distinguished, laid aside their profes
sional cares and became “one of the
boys’’ for a few hours.
Dr. A. R. Bowman of Uvalde, who on
other occasions concerning the Fifth
District Medical association is the pres
ident. but who was master of ceremo
nies last night, announced that the
speaking would be impromptu and that
formalities would be dispensed with.
From an improvised platform the
speakers and vaudeville artists headed
by Lloyd Spencer of the Royal theater,
kept the doctors constantly entertain
ed and the time slipped by quickly.
Dr. C. E. R. King was called upon
and entertainingly told how the medi
cal profession had changed in fifty
years.
Dr. SpoVn of Corpus Christi also told
of the old days and how great was
south Texas. Dr. R. H. L. Bibb of Sal
tillo, Mexico, said Mexico was a long
way from San Antonio when he went
there, and he sketched the develop
ment and changes that have occurred
since. He said Mexico was becoming
Americanized. Further, he said, there
were many able native doctors in the
republic, well taught theoretically and
practically. Tn conclusion, he praised
San Antonio and was surprised to seo
how progressive the city had become
since his last visit.
The entertainment of the State Med
ical society at Dallas was the theme
of the talk by Dr. John T. Turner of
Dallas.
Lloyd C. S-oeneer told funny stories .
in both the Irish and Chinese dialects I
and furnished the medicos several good
laughs. He put on a most pleasing high
class vaudeville show during the even
ing and each artist was repeatedly en
cored.
The American Singing Four furnish
ed the feature and they gave their best
songs and melodies. The four —Chas.
McDonald. Frank Thompson. Harold
Thomas and Ed Mumford entertained,
a large party in the Old Dutch room af
ter the smoker until midnight.
Littl? Miss Gladys Graham opened
the program by rendering two eatchv
songs and sang “Lonesome” to the
delectation of the stag gathering ns an
encore. Miss Mabel Elaine was heail-
Hv apnlauded for her clever dancing.
Miss Sarah Branson, vocalist, was en
cored repeatedly and sang “I Love
Thee” in a most pleasing manner.
Two valuable papers were read be
fore the members of the association nt
yesterday aJCternoon’s session: “The
Surgical Anatomy of the Rectum, with
Special Reference to Resection for
Cancer.” was ably treated by Dr Wil
liam Keeler of Galveston, in Hs ad
dress.
“Joint Surgery, from a Pra.tition
er's Standpoint,” by Dr. John B. Mur
phy of Chicago, was a paper that con
tained many interesting topics to the
general practitioner and surgeon.
Dr. E. V. DePew. secretary of the
association, cannot be given too mud,
credit for the success of the first‘of)
the semi-annual meetings.
The next meeting of the association !
will be in the fall either in November
or December, at which time tjic election
of officers for ensuing year will be
held. .
Those present from out of town were:
D. Y. Willi,ern. Alice. Tex.; Theodore
Buehring. Nordheim, Tex.; Chas. C. Gid
ney. Granger, Tex.; Louis Hirschfeld,
Marion: W. H. Moursund, Lavcrnia,
Tex.; W. M. • lune, Darwin. Tex.: V.
r. Littlefield, M. D., Elmendorf. Tex.;
J. W. Tlargns. Asherton. Tex.; W. M.
Ninner, Uvalde, Tex.; R. 11. L. Bibb.
Saltillo. Mexico; L. G. Wille. New
Braunfels; Houston Neeley, Pearsall; D.
S. Livingston. Llano; R. C. Brooker,
Waelder; C. P. Yeager, Cornua Christi:
Win. Keiler. Galveston; J. D. Motheral.
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BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA, MALARIA, CHILLS
t AND FEVER AND ALL LIVER J
i COMPLAINTS.
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X Mra. Masaie Miller. Huco. Okla., !
K writes:— l take pleasure in recommending J
X your Herbine. for it did so much for me. I <
X had a sick headache, foul breath, bad taste J ’
X in my mouth and could not rest well at .
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X commend it to all my friends.
X Price 50 Cents per Bottle.
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BEXAR DRUG CO.
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE
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T'otuHa; W. Shropshire, Yoakum; I. H.
Plecher, Chicago; Joseph V. Hopkins,
Victoria; T. C. Brassell. Gonzales; J.
Woolsey, Nixou; R. L. Fulcher, Blanco;
J. F. Barnwell, Johnson City; J. D.
Uray, Shiner; M. Johnson, Kingsbury;
C. \V. Oviatt, Oshkosh, Wis.; E. Law
rence Herriatt, San Antonio; R. G. W.
Kinder, Rockford, HL; IL Rushing,
Runge, Tex.; E. R. Young. Charco, Tex.;
W. J. Hildebrand, Gonzales, Tex.; A.
Garwood, New Braunfels; C. C. Jones,
Comfort; J. F. Flinn, Hutto; J. C.
Brown, San Antonio; F. R. Karbach,
Maxwell, Tex.; Jno. 8. Turner, Dallas,
Tex.; Wm. Clarke, Floresville, Tex.; W.'
C. Moore, Runge; D. D. O’York, Deli
Rio; I. W. Page, Falfurrias; A. R. Bow )
man, Uvalde, I. B. Wheeler,Pleasanton; 1
D. G. Watson, and others.
A MAN OF IRON NERVE,
indomitable will and tremendous energy
is never found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the suc
cess they bring, use Dr. King’s New
Life Pills, the matchless regulators, for
keen brain and strong body. 25c at the
Bexar Drug Co.
AT THE EMPIRE.
One of the many features the Em
pire'this week, where Isabelle Lowe
and her players are presenting “The
Cabin Boy,” is the singing by the
quartette composed of H. Guy Wood
ward, Ted Woodruff, Lee Harvey and
Harry Bewley. “The Cabin Boy,” al
though a semi-melodrama, is pleasing
good-sized audiences nightly. Some
very dramatic climaxes are reached and
Isabelle Lowe as Margie Chaster, the
kidnaped child, bootblack and stow
away, always drops in at the proper
time.
Specialties are being introduced dur
ing the play and between acts by Miss
Lowe and Mr. Woodward. Miss Lowe’s
rendition of the song “Gee. But I Feel
Blue,” is fine, ns she is possessed of
a remarkably sweet voice, adapted to
songs of that description. The bill of
“The (Jabin Boy” will run for the bal
ance of the week with the usual mati
nee Saturday.
ROYAL.
-
The American Singing Four is prov
| ing a magnet which is drawing big
I crowds to the Royal this week. The
“boys” are the most delightful sing
ers and the comedy of Eddie Mumford
introduced all through the act. bright
ens every part of it.
Mabel Elaine is making a decided hit
with her clever dancing, and dainty La
Belle Valenka makes her six bears Jo
nil sorts of interesting tricks. Mati
nees at three.
MIMENTS
If you take time to compare our present window displays with those of our I ll
competitors, you will admit that we have proven exceptional value-giving ability I i I
beyond every reasonable doubt. > I § I
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Our established practice of sacrificing all broken lines, at the end of each season, I I
gives us a tremendous style advantage over ordinary shoe Stores. Right now, I I
when other concerns are facing Spring with heavy Stocks carried over from Fail, I I
this Store has been able to follow every phase of the greateSt shoe fashion revo- I g I
lution that has ever been accomplished in a single season. * ,I j I
Glance at our new “Queen Quality” designs and you will be astonished at their I L I
number, at the innovations which have been emphatically featured in them as I I
compared with the styles of the previous seasons. They easily constitute the IMI
best chapter of “Queen Qyality” production. «
Shoe production at reasonable prices WAS a “QyeenQuality” discovery; con- • IMI
stant improvement IS a “Qyeen Qyality’’ practice. In our present assortment IJ I
you will readily recognize both. • I |
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And, remember, our Store service is in keeping with the shoes we sell. [We fit I I
shoes carefully, sell them honestly—and our responsibility does not terminate I I
when a customer’s money reaches our cash register. I l
The new “Qyeen Qyality designs are attracting wide’attention and being called I I
for at an unprecedented rate. The earlier you visit the Store, the greater your IL I
assurance of genuine “Queen Quality** satisfaction. If I
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CITYNEWS
Postmaster Invited—An invitatioa
has been received by Postmaster Stev
ens to attend the twelfth annual con
vention of the Texas Postmasters’ as
sociation to be held at Austin May 10,
11 and .12. He has accepted the invi
tation and will be present at the ses
sions of the association.
Ring 187 for reliable messenger boy.
Olive Grove Prize Mask Ball at Turn
er hnll, Wednesday, March 23. Tickets
25 cents. Artzt’s music.
Printing—Alamo Pig- Co. Phones 86U
Good Friday School Holiday—Good
Friday, in accordance with the action
of the school board at the last meet
ing, will be observed by the San An
tonio public schools as a holiday, ns
has been the custom for a number of
years.
Printing—Alamo Ptg. Co. Phones 860
Come to Peter Bros, brewery and get
the real German Buck beer, on draft
and bottles. .
Bang 187 for reliable messenger boy.
Special Music a Feature—lncreasing
interest is reported in the protracted
meeting which is being held by Rev.
Mr. Hawkins at the big in the
Alamosa addition. Special music has
been an attractive feature. This has
been materially assisted by singers
from the various churches. The serv
ices begin at 7:45 o’clock and last
nbout an hour.
Printing—Alamo Ptg. Co. Phones 866
The Owl Drug Store, No. 226 East
Commerce, calls for and delivers pre
scriptions promptly at eut rates; all
prescriptions carefully compounded;
only highest grade pharmaceuticals
used.
Printing—Alamo Ptg- Co. Phones 866
Dr. B E. Witte. STOMACH SPECIAL
IST. Hicks Bldg.
Bing 187 for help or positions.
Printing—Alamo Ptg. Co. Phones 866
BEGIN WORK*ON INTER-
URBAN RAILWAY LINE
Special Dispatch.
Galveston. Tex.. March 23. —Work on
| the Galveston-Houston Interurban rail
way was commenced today on the sec
tion between the city limits and the
causeway by the North American Dredg
ing company. Dykes are being thrown
up and by next Tuesday the draining of
the new road bed will begin.
STORM AREA IN SECTION
WEST OF MISSISSIPPI
A storm area covers the entire region
west of the Mississippi, says the local
weather man. Allen Buell, of the Unite i.
States weather bureau, ami the pros
pects for rain are increasing, although
there is no precipitation in the entire
legion covered by the storm aren.
A severe local wind and rain storm
was felt at Nashville, and that, with
ra : n in scattered districts, was the only
disturbance in the peaceful spring con
ditions.
The prevailing temperature through
out the United States is higher than it
was yesterday, and ideal warm, spring
weather prevails. This will probably
change to cooler weather as soon as the
storm area passes, declares the major.
COLLINS WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
Free demonstrations daily. Talk
through solid wails without wires. Send
for booklet entitled. “History of the
Wireless Telephone,” by A. Frederick
Collins, 336 Moore Bldg. J. B. Dick
inson, manager.
PORTABLE HOUSES for eamps and
lawns. See exhibit, 334 East Commerce
street.
REPAIRS COST MORE
THAN APPROPRIATION
No decision was reached yesterday af
ternoon by the building committee of
the school board at a meeting held for
the purpose of deciding upon the most
equitable way of the $50,060, appro
priated for building purposes.
i The amount provided for in the bud
j get t'or building purposes is insuffi
cient for the demands, and much diffi
| eulty is experienced by the committee
in deciding just what distribution shall
| be made.
! This committee, composed of Sam L.
Harris, chairman; E. W. Tynan and
। T. M. Dechman, expects to meet Thun
) day afternoon, when the final assign
| inents of the funds will be com
i pleted.
ARRANGING TO TAKE
LOCAL SCHOOL CENSUS
A confotence of the census committee
of the school board, composed of John
F. Fentiman, chairman; Ed W. Tynan
jand Sam L. Harris, was held yesterday
'afternoon for the purpose of arranging
,jthe details for the taking of the school
j census. At the last meeting of the
school board, it was decided to employ
i a man to lake this census, and would
then keep on file in the school board
.office all the data secured.
• It has been practically decided tha‘
• i Ed M. Rivas, who has taken the cen
i sits for the past several years, will be
1 employed to secure the information de
viied.
MARCH 23, 1910.
MODIFY CERTAIN
SECTIONS OF RULES
Strikers and Master Plumbers
Meet to See If Agreement
Can Be Reached.
The striking plumbers of San Antonio
and the master plumbers, who have.not
!as yet signed the closed shop agree
i ment, met this afternoon at 2 o’clock at
ithe'Trades Council hall, for the purpose
iof discussing the situation and seeing
) if an agreement could not be arrived nt
;by which the strike could be ended. It
! is understood the mhster plumbers will
) concede the right of a closed shop, but
I wil lask the plumbers to modify certain
) sections of the rules, in which appren
tices. car fare and other questions are
invoiced. Members of the Plumbers and
Gas Fitters’ union are jubilant oVtr the
outlook this afternoon, and say that it
really means the end of the strike which
has been on in the city since March 15,
and in which over 100 men have been
effected.
Following the conference of the •om
. mittee of plumbers with the master
j plumbers this afternoon, a meeting of
■ the union will be held for the purpose
। of ratifying the action of the commit
tee and to officially declare ‘the strike
at an end.
ROCK ISLAND GETS
CONTRACT BY RUSE
Fort Worth, Tex., March 23.—Ths
railroad offices here today learned that
the Kock Island, by a business coup, linn
secured all contracts from the big meat
packers for nil their carrying between
Chicago and Omaha, which is a highly
profitable haul. The roads raised the
rates between Chicago and Omaha, but
the Rock Island notified the packers it
would carry their products to a station
opposite Omaha at the old rates and
thereby won the business.
NOt any Milk TfUSt
The Original and Genuine
HORLICK’S
MALTED MILK
The Food-drink for All Ages.
At restaurants, hotels and fountains.
Delicious, invigorating and sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don’t travel without it.
A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S
Others are imitations.